Steel Grit

• Steel grit abrasive is used in metalworking,
• For surface finishing,
• In the foundry Industry,
• In the aerospace, and aircraft sectors.
• Steel grit is used for abrasive blasting machine operation.
• For grit blasting machine operation.
• Steel grit is widely used to remove mill scales and varying degrees of coatings from the surface of goods.

Steel grit is a type of abrasive media made from crushed steel shots. Unlike steel shot, steel grit abrasive has angular, rather than spherical shapes, which gives it a more aggressive cutting action. Steel grit is commonly used for surface preparation, rust removal, and for cleaning surfaces in industries such as shipbuilding, automotive, and construction. It is also used for removing coatings and surface treatments, and for peening metal parts to improve their strength and durability. Steel grit is known for its durability, effectiveness, and long lifespan, making it a cost-effective and efficient choice for many applications.

Steel Grit blasting mediahas an angular appearance, is highly hard, and is deemed non-hazardous and contaminant free as received. It emits no free silica or other respiratory or environmental dangers while in use. The Shot Blasting Steel Grit is made from select steel scrap that has been treated to a regulated atomization process and a unique quench & temper thermal treatment, making it unequaled among metallic abrasive makers. Steel grit has a Rockwell hardness of 40-60+ and is available in sizes ranging from 12-120 grit. Steel grit is commonly utilized in industries such as automotive, aircraft, railroad, bridges/infrastructure, shipyards, and foundries. Steel grit has exceptional recyclability capabilities, lasting up to 1000 times longer than aluminum oxide, glass beads, mineral abrasives, garnet, and slag.

Steel Grit Abrasive

Steel Grit Abrasive has an angular form. Steel grit blasting media is used to remove old paint, rust, and other hard pollutants from the substrate's surface. Steel grit is commonly used to remove mill scale and various degrees of coatings from the surface. Steel grits are angular in shape to quickly remove old paint, but if the component material is soft, there is a risk of damage. As a result, the steel grit to be used is determined by the component material as well as the goal of the blasting operation.

Steel Grit Abrasive Features

Steel grit abrasive has the following features:

• Aggressive Cutting Action: Steel grit's angular shape provides a more aggressive cutting action compared to spherical steel shots, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
• Durability: Steel grit blasting media is made of high-carbon steel, making it highly durable and long-lasting.
• Reusability: Steel grit can be cleaned and reused multiple times, making it an economical choice for many applications.
• Versatility: Steel grit abrasive media can be used for a variety of applications, including surface preparation, rust removal, and surface cleaning.
• Cost-effective: Steel grit is an affordable alternative to other abrasive media, making it an attractive option for many industries.
• Consistency: Steel grit has a uniform shape and size, which provides consistent results and reduces the risk of surface damage.
• Environmentally friendly: Steel grit is non-toxic and does not produce hazardous waste, making it an environmentally friendly choice for many applications.